Rob Hughes

The producer with the Midas touch, Rick Rubin's CV – from Slayer to Johnny Cash, from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to Tom Petty – includes some golden moments in rock's history

The ever-restless Steve Winwood looks back over a glittering career and reveals his unexpected new direction

With a new line-up and a new commercial sound, Fleetwood Mac hit new heights of success, while relationships within the band hit new lows thanks to drink, drugs, fights and affairs

The former Byrd returns with a new album, with a little help from famous friends, that he says could be his final chapter

This Slovenian troupe are known for their intriguing covers of rock classics and were the first Western rock group to play in North Korea - but how prog are Laibach?

With members of his original band back on board, Alice Cooper has plugged into his prime-time past, reclaimed some lost songs and come up with a new album that’s both classic and modern

Freed from the constraints of the Black Crowes and record company pressure, Chris Robinson is finally living the dream with his new-found, laid-back band of brothers

From a world record-breaking festival in the 70s to today’s thriving scene (in the US, anyway), we take a look at the under-the-radar innovative improvisers of the jam-band community

Blending blues, soul, gospel, jazz, country and rock’n’roll into tasty jams comes naturally to Mule mainman Warren Haynes, as he explains to Classic Rock